This truly is a foundation who works to make the community and the lives of those living in the El Paso - Juarez area a better place. The board and staff strive to make sure that every dollar donated is used efficiently and effectively. One of my favorite funds the FWF has are scholarship funds to help local high schoolers go to college. The scholarships are given Junior year and are often the extra push to not only ensure graduation from high school, but further the search for additional scholarships. The FWF is a community resource. I truly can't imagine El Paso with out it.
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- EIN 75-3030413
- (915) 532-1098
- 501 N Kansas Ste 203 El Paso TX 79901 USA
- www.fronterawomensfoundation.org
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Causes: Human Services, Philanthropy, Public Foundations
Mission: The Frontera Women's Foundation is dedicated to increasing resources and expanding opportunities for women, and their families who reside along the U.S./Mexico border.
Geographic areas served: Officers Sarah Adleman, Whole Health Yoga Board President Maria Elena Acosta, Center Against Family Violence Vice President/ President-Elect Tish Times Branch Op. Mgr, Integrated Human Capital Treasurer Myriam Cruz, Dir. Public Relations, Cd. Juarez Secretary Pat Villalobos, Barnhart Taylor, Inc. Immediate Past Chair Directors Mary Benanti, Professor, NMSU, Women's Studies Irasema Coronado, PhD, Asst Provost UTEP Socorro Mayu Diamondstein, Instructor, Andress High School Lidia Lespron, Universal Graphics Brenda Risch, PhD, Dir. UTEP Women's Studies Program Anna Sneed, Member at Large Advisory Council: Belinda Sanchez, - Lable Tech, Adelina Pablos - DDS, Leila Melendez -City of El Paso, Briana Stone - ATTY, Paso del Norte Civil Rights Project, Zita Arocha - Dir Borderzine, UTEP Dept Communications; Cristina Alicia "Teeni" Provencio, Chef Officers Sarah Adleman, Whole Health Yoga Board President Maria Elena Acosta, Center Against Family Violence Vice President/ President-Elect Tish Times Branch Op. Mgr, Integrated Human Capital Treasurer Myriam Cruz, Dir. Public Relations, Cd. Juarez Secretary Pat Villalobos, Barnhart Taylor, Inc. Immediate Past Chair Directors Mary Benanti, Professor, NMSU, Women's Studies Irasema Coronado, PhD, Asst Provost UTEP Socorro Mayu Diamondstein, Instructor, Andress High School Lidia Lespron, Universal Graphics Brenda Risch, PhD, Dir. UTEP Women's Studies Program Anna Sneed, Member at Large Advisory Council: Belinda Sanchez, - Lable Tech, Adelina Pablos - DDS, Leila Melendez -City of El Paso, Briana Stone - ATTY, Paso del Norte Civil Rights Project, Zita Arocha - Dir Borderzine, UTEP Dept Communications; Cristina Alicia "Teeni" Provencio, Chef El Paso Texas, Rio Grande Valley, Souhtern New Mexico and Juarez, Mex
Programs: Grant makingthe organization raises money to support the work of non-profit organizations that serve low-income women and girls; to promote social change, provide health care, ensure economic justice, end gender violence and encourage education and workforce development. The organization provided grants and scholarships to 8 organizations in 2013.
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